A new and needful treatise of wind offending mans body. In which is described the nature, causes, and symptoms of wind. Together with its speedy and easie remedy / [Translated from the Latin] By W[illiam] R[owland].

  • Feyens, Jean, -1585
Date:
1676
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Credit: A new and needful treatise of wind offending mans body. In which is described the nature, causes, and symptoms of wind. Together with its speedy and easie remedy / [Translated from the Latin] By W[illiam] R[owland]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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